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Banking & Finance

Thousands of Lloyds staff at risk of dismissal in performance overhaul: FT

The bank also said it would pay an interim ordinary dividend of 1.22 pence per share, equivalent to £731 million, up 15 per cent on the prior year.
Banking & Finance

Britain’s Lloyds says profits up 5%, even as economic outlook dims

The property, known as the Rogers Building after the architect who designed it, spans more than 200,000 square feet (18,581 square metres) across 14 storeys.
Property

Lloyd’s Register to sell modern tower and return to Victorian HQ

Lenders such as Lloyds and rival NatWest have enjoyed bumper profits in recent years as rising interest rates lifted the returns they could make from lending, but now face the challenge of maintaining returns while rates fall.
Banking & Finance

Lloyds sees growing confidence, rising house prices as Q3 profit beats forecasts

Lloyd’s also said it proposed a new category of misconduct aimed at those who mistreat witnesses and whistleblowers. Other categories of misconduct include dishonesty and bullying and harassment.
Banking & Finance

Lloyd's of London plans overhaul of 'unclear' conduct rules

Lloyd's of London chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown said Insurance prices are starting to flatten.
Banking & Finance

Commercial insurance prices may not yet be coming down, Lloyd’s chairman says

FILE PHOTO: The interior of the Lloyd's of London building is seen in the City of London financial district in London, Britain, April 16, 2019. Picture taken April 16, 2019. REUTERS/Hannah McKay//File Photo
Banking & Finance

Lloyd's of London reports 26% jump in H1 profit

HSBC, based in London, has clamped down on everything from business travel to new hiring, with even senior bankers being challenged over relatively small expenses.
Banking & Finance

UK banks cut business-class flights and taxis in cost-saving drive

A Porsche automobile passes Chelsea Barracks residential development in London, U.K., on Sunday, March 7, 2021. Sales of luxury properties tumbled 13% as the pandemic spurred the richest buyers to look to the countryside. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg
Property

Lloyds says mortgage demand has begun to soften recently

The company set aside £44 million (S$76.1 billion) in provisions for souring loans in the quarter, which was far less than the £323 million average of analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Banking & Finance

Lloyds profit tops estimates after setting aside less provisions

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